Parse Kitty Keyboard Protocol esc codes to suport Ctrl-Shift-<Key> shortcuts#887
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this is needed to parse ctrl+shift+<a...z> and other unprintable modifier combos I have only tested this with en-us querty and it may have weird behavor with non latin layouts due to casting the codepoint to u8
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Adds parsing for the most basic form of Kitty keyboard events. This fixes the existing Ctrl-Shift-z shortcut for redo when using a terminal that implements the kitty keyboard protocol. I have also add Ctrl-Shift-c as an additional shortcut for copy since that is often used in terminals.
Not a full implementation but solves some of: #29
I have tested this in Kitty on linux and in Windows Terminal through WSL.
I have only tested this with an en-us qwerty keyboard layout.